According to the chapter They Don't Look the Same to Meabout homogeneity and heterogeneity biases,
why are out-group members who are angry at us more likely to be a threat than in-group members who are
angry at us?
(a) Out-group members have no history with us making them more likely to harm us
(b) Out- group members will worry more than in-group members about upsetting our family and friends
(c) Out- group members have to worry more than in-group members about cooperating with us in the future
(d) All out-group members are more hostile than in-group members because they often come from less advanced cultures
A
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Fill in the blank with correct word
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.